Coming Soon: 1000 Lumen Projector!

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Nebula is finally about to release its first projector with 1000 lumens of brightness… Take a look!

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Technical Specifications

  • Brightness: 1000 lm
  • Resolution: 1920 * 1080p pixels
  • Projection Image Size: 40 - 120 inches
  • Display Technology: 5.2 inch LCD
  • Light Source: LED
  • Contrast Ratio: 1500:1
  • Throw Ratio: 1.4
  • Projection Distance: 3 ft - 12 ft
  • Projection Ratio: 30 inches at 3 ft; 60 inches at 6 ft; 80 inches at 8 ft
  • Keystone Correction: Horizontal and Vertical (±40°)
  • Audio Driver: 2 * 5W
  • Connectivity: HDMI 1.4, USB, AUX Out
  • Recommended Operating Temperature: 14° F to 95° F / -10° C to 35° C

Nebula’s 1000 Lumen Projector will be available to order on Amazon soon. Feel free to speculate on what you think the cost might be.

What are your thoughts on Nebula’s first projector with 1000 lumens of brightness? Be sure to let us know with a reply!

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It looks dope! thanks for sharing

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#3

Thanks for sharing, Slowly and slowly Nebula is getting into good quality projectors market. Looking for >2000 lm output soon.

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#4

I thought this was out already. https://tinyurl.com/yx9c9fo4

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#5

My bad! Updated original post to reflect that this is Nebula’s first projector with 1000 lumens.

Thanks!

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#6

haha cool!

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#7

Curious on what the price will be for this, given that the lower lumen models are in the $100-220 range :thinking:

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#8

Interesting to see what it will be Named, and price, :slight_smile:
Thanks for sharing!

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#9

Wouldn’t be surprised if it was something like the Prizm Pro :laughing:

I’m gonna take a guess at round $399-450…

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#10

Perhaps this is Prizm II Pro with Android TV from CES?

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#11

If it has android Tv, that would be cool and id be more interested in it for our Movie nights.

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#12

That’s great news! :clap:t3:
Thanks for sharing! :ok_hand:t3:

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#13

Nah. 2000 lumen is better :joy::rofl:

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#14

Ooooo I’m excited can’t wait thanks for sharing

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#15

I’m guessing it will be around the $500 range

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#16

Does it have USB-C power input? Would be awesome to easily power it from car/large battery bank

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#17

I’m going to say no. Unless you have a powerhouse with type-C you’re not going to get very much run time anyway. this projector cranks out 1000 lumens and the nebula capsule only 200. I’m not sure if that means it’s five times brighter I don’t know how lumens work but I do know that Anker/Nebula does not overstate the lumen output like many other projector companies.

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#18

Could be based on this thread…been available in France since March and the UK for just under a month;

https://www.very.co.uk/anker-nebula-prizm-ii-pro-multimedia-projector-black/1600350717.prd

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#19

No i do t think it is because those spec say its only 200 lumen

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#20

On the french site, it’s listed as 1000 lumens…

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